Webinars and Presentations
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See a list of presentations below, with links to recordings:
- Pond Creation Confers Benefits to Pond Associated Species, Santa Cruz Mountain Stewardship Network Symposium, 2026
- Dr. Esther Cole Adelsheim
- Timed Mowing in Combination with Broadcast Seeding Increases Native Plant Coverage in a California Grassland, California Invasive Plant Council Symposium, 2024
- Dr. Esther Cole Adelsheim, Katie Preston, Julian Tattoni
- San Francisquito Creek Watershed and Community Stewardship, May 19th, 2021
- On May 5th, 2021 the Stanford Conservation Program hosted a panel about the San Francisquito Creek Watershed and Community Stewardship.
- Dr. Alan Launer, Jerry Hearn, Rachel Bejerano
- On May 5th, 2021 the Stanford Conservation Program hosted a panel about the San Francisquito Creek Watershed and Community Stewardship.
- Diversity in Environmental Careers, April 16, 2021
- Julia Simon
- Native Seed Webinar, November 20th, 2020
- A webinar hosted by Stanford's Conservation Program on the use and historical importance of native plant seed in restoration and landscaping projects.
- Patrick Reynolds, Dr. Esther Cole Adelsheim, Dr. Laura Jones
- A webinar hosted by Stanford's Conservation Program on the use and historical importance of native plant seed in restoration and landscaping projects.
- COVID-19 and the Environment, June 2nd, 2020
- The Stanford Conservation Program hosted a panel on June 2, 2020 called "COVID-19 and the Environment: An Exploration of Connections Between Social and Environmental Systems," a discussion featuring leaders in environmental health, economics, climate science, and environmental justice.
- Carlos Zambrana-Torrelio, Fran Moore, Rob Jackson, Terry Watt, Anthony Victoria-Midence, moderated by Esther Cole Adelsheim
- The Stanford Conservation Program hosted a panel on June 2, 2020 called "COVID-19 and the Environment: An Exploration of Connections Between Social and Environmental Systems," a discussion featuring leaders in environmental health, economics, climate science, and environmental justice.